Parallel Lines Never Meet.

Parallel Lines Never Meet.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Oct 8, 2024
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Fantasy
I made this character, Elijah, to be a way of venting. His story mirrors mine. Our lives having uncanny parallels, yet never meeting or interacting. This story does contain severe religious references and trauma. No, I do not have issues with god. I am religious and this has nothing to do with that. I am using religion as a way of showing how both of our creators will hurt us, not necessarily meaning gods (mine is my mother). Elijah is an angel, or rather, used to be one. Warning for triggers.
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A God, a being that has traveled throughout the entire multiverse and several planes of existence, a being that has surpassed everyone he has met, a being that no one pays attention to unless he shows himself, a being that has done so much....and has every power imaginable. Except finding love. It's a sad world though, an immortal being cursed to live forever, not able to do anything as everyone he met passed away in such a short amount of time. His efforts to make a human immortal only lasting for a few hundred years. Even after years, he will eventually lose his friends. So he chose to be lonely. A wandering god, searching for something out there to fill the empty hole in his heart. How will he live now? Can someone.....or a group be able to finally fulfill his desires? His wish....for a better life as a God?

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